Display and processing of time format in json and bean exchange (time is always the processing of current system time)

The date of json is converted to the Date type of java ( what time is passed and what time is displayed )

 

For example, the json data in "2012-11-02" format is converted to java.util.Date type. If there is a problem with the direct date conversion, the debug finds that the date is the current date of the system , not the json date conversion at all. To solve this problem is actually not difficult

jar package import:

json-lib-xxx.jar
ezmorph-xxx.jar

 

/ / Register a json to convert the date format of java.util.date

DateMorpher copied by yourself

String[] dateFormats = new String[] {"yyyy-MM-dd hh:mm:ss"};
JSONUtils.getMorpherRegistry().registerMorpher(new com.itm.weixin.until.DateMorpher(dateFormats));

 JSONObject.toBean(JSONObject.fromObject(json), Object.class);
 

Tool class jar:

 JSONUtils.getMorpherRegistry().registerMorpher( new DateMorpher(new String[] { "yyyy-MM-dd" }));

 JSONObject.toBean(JSONObject.fromObject(json), Object.class);

 

The above is the sample code. The json in the second line is a json string, and object.class is the class of the javabean to be transferred, so that the date attribute can be converted into json so the date displayed